Keep each price with its own product
Rex MD's ED menu advertises sildenafil from $2 per use, as-needed tadalafil from $6 per use, brand Cialis from $29 per use and daily generic tadalafil from $2 per use. These figures describe different products or arrangements. They should not be read as interchangeable options a reader can switch between independently. [Rex MD menu]
Request the preparation, strength, quantity and billing period for the prescription actually offered. In particular, daily and as-needed tadalafil have different prescribing instructions. The Cialis label provides clinical context; a unit-price column does not supply a personal schedule. [Cialis labeling]
Identify what the service includes
Rex MD advertises free consultation and shipping, partner-pharmacy dispensing and a patient portal. Its public material describes monthly refills or reordering and says it does not accept insurance. Confirm the specific supply and payment arrangement rather than assuming every catalog item follows the same pattern. [Service information]
Ask whether a future order is automatic and how to prevent processing while a clinical question is unresolved. An advertised portal establishes that a channel is offered, not how quickly an individual question will be answered. We have not used that channel as patients or tested a refill change.
Know when another setting is needed
NIDDK describes history, examination and possible testing in an ED assessment. Ask how Rex MD handles a concern outside its online scope and how a recommendation for further care is communicated. A product menu does not establish that every reader is eligible for each item. [Assessment]
Check the dispensing source using FDA's pharmacy guidance and keep the supplied instructions available for follow-up. Our response-review article focuses on describing the result without escalating a dose yourself. This listing presents advertised terms and open questions, not an independently tested rating of Rex MD's care, pharmacy operations or treatment outcomes. [Pharmacy checks]
Trace the information
Checked October 6, 2026. Provider pages establish advertised claims. Medical sources supply general context; citation does not imply endorsement.
- Rex MD: ED medication menuProvider-owned product and offer page
- Rex MD: Service, pharmacy and payment informationProvider-owned service page
- NIDDK: Diagnosis of erectile dysfunctionFederal patient information
- FDA: How to buy medicines safely from an online pharmacyFederal pharmacy-verification guidance
- Cialis: Manufacturer prescribing information, revised March 2026Eli Lilly approved labeling on DailyMed